Greenpoint Press
Greenpoint Press is an independent, not-for-profit publishing house based in New York City. It was founded in 2004 as the book-publishing arm of the webzine Ducts.org. When Ducts merged in 2007 with the New York Writers Workshop, Greenpoint Press became part of the parent organization New York Writers Resources. The Press' stated mission is "to publish high-quality non-fiction that might otherwise be neglected by commercial publishers, with an emphasis on 'personal stories' with a strong narrative and distinctive voice."
In 2009, Greenpoint Press enlarged its mission to include works of literary fiction. The first of these was the Shamus Award-nominated, Swann's Last Song. The second is Sloth by Mark Goldblatt.
List of Greenpoint Press books:
How Not To Greet Famous People: The Best Stories from ducts.org edited by Jonathan Kravetz and Charles Salzberg (2004)
The Sentence by Gene Kraig (2006)
Long Gone by Richard Willis (2007)
New York in the Fifties by Dan Wakefield (2008)
Between Heaven and Earth: An Adventure in Free Fall by Doug Garr (2009)
Swann's Last Song by Charles Salzberg (2010)
Sloth by Mark Goldblatt (2010)
Dude du Jour of Somalia by Dr. Eli Shaber (2010)
"The House on Crash Corner" by Mindy Greenstein (forward by David Brooks)
References
Barbara Fisher (November 11, 2007). "Short Takes". http://www.boston.com. Boston Globe. Retrieved 8 March 2012. External link in |work= (help)
Simon Constable (21 November 2007). "Reminiscences of a Less-Rich Era". The Street. Retrieved 8 March 2012.
Mark Goldblatt (30 July 2010). "Contra Fabrizio: A Paean to My Book…and to the Future of E-Books". The American Spectator. Retrieved 8 March 2012.